Business Aviation

The number of used business jets for sale in January decreased 4% from a year ago and 3% from December, according to a monthly business jet survey by Jefferies.

Dozens of Western aerospace suppliers are on the verge of hiring thousands of workers and even establishing additive manufacturing facilities in Morocco.

Russia’s major aviation event, the MAKS air show, is likely to take place a month earlier than expected this year.

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A new forecast by Jefferies projects business jet deliveries to decline in 2017 before turning upward in 2018 and again in 2019.

Textron Aviation’s Cessna Pilot Center network grew substantially in 2016, adding 24 flight centers as partners.

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Jet Aviation has grown with the acquisition of Ross Aviation’s fixed base operation at Washington Dulles International Airport.

Airbus delivered two H225M Caracal helicopters to Thailand in December, adding to four aircraft that entered service in 2015.

Aero engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce has agreed to pay £670 million ($808 million) in fines to settle a series of bribery and corruption cases with UK, U.S. and Brazilian authorities.

Bombardier Business Aircraft has announced its Service Centre Network has completed over 200 96-month heavy inspections on Challenger business jets.

Optimism and customer interest in the business jet market rose in January and are now at post-crisis highs, according to a new UBS Business Jet Market Survey.

Embraer Executive Jet delivered 43 business jets during the fourth quarter of 2016, a decrease from 45 a year earlier.

Optimism and customer interest in the business jet market rose in January and are now at post-crisis highs, according to a new UBS Business Jet Market Survey.

Mauro Moretti, CEO of Leonardo, has reiterated his demand that the ATR regional airliner joint venture with Airbus needs to begin development of a 100-seat aircraft.

Abu Dhabi Aviation has signed a 20-year fleet management programme deal with Pratt & Whitney Canada for the PT6C-67C engines that power its fleet of AW139 helicopters.

Global Jet Centre has launched its new and improved website.

Aviation Week Avionics and Safety Editor John Croft samples an Airbus vision system designed to provide helicopter pilots with cues needed to fly more safely at night and in degraded visual environments, including brownout and whiteout.

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Piper Aircraft has taken a firm order for 50 Piper Archer single-engine aircraft from China Air Shuttle, its dealer in China said.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 9 declined to hear Flytenow’s case seeking to overturn lower court-decisions in support of the FAA’s interpretation that its online flight-sharing website was in violation of the FAA’s “common carrier” requirement.

The FAA is proposing 12 new high-altitude jet routes along the U.S. East Coast, part of a modernization strategy to replace legacy ground-referenced routes with GPS-based, performance-based navigation (PBN) routes.

David Wayne Hooks Airport in Houston is near completion of Phase 2 of its capital improvement program, which includes the recent resurfacing of the general aviation runway and refurbishment of the Gill Aviation FBO terminal building.

British air accident investigators looking into the cause of an unstable landing of a Sikorsky S-92 helicopter onto a North Sea oil platform have focused their attention on a damaged tail rotor component.

The latest Mitsubishi Aircraft MRJ prototype to arrive at the program’s U.S. test base has begun flying there.